Quick answer: The main Lord Krishna pilgrimage places in India are Mathura, his birthplace, Vrindavan, where he spent his childhood, Dwarka, his kingdom in Gujarat, and ISKCON Mayapur in West Bengal. House of Ullassa arranges Krishna pilgrimage tours to all four, with hotels, transfers, local guides and darshan planning.
The journey of Lord Krishna runs from his birthplace in Mathura and his childhood in Vrindavan to his kingdom at Dwarka. House of Ullassa arranges tours across these sacred places, along with the ISKCON headquarters at Mayapur in West Bengal.
For a short trip from Delhi, explore the 2 Day Mathura Vrindavan Tour from Janmabhoomi to Prem Mandir, the Delhi Mathura Vrindavan Delhi tour and the Delhi Mathura Delhi Krishna Janmabhoomi Yatra. The Delhi to Mathura Vrindavan Agra Tour Package adds a visit to Agra. Depending on the itinerary, these include Shri Krishna Janmabhoomi, Banke Bihari Temple, Radha Raman Temple, ISKCON Vrindavan and Prem Mandir. Check each package for its complete sightseeing schedule.
Across the Yamuna near Mant lies Bhandir Van, where, in Braj tradition, the vivah of Radha and Krishna took place. Devotees visit its garlanded vivah sthal and the temple revered as the only one depicting the marriage of Radha Krishna.
For a Vrindavan focused trip, browse our Vrindavan tour packages or read the Sri Radha Krishna in Vrindavan guide by House of Ullassa.
In Gujarat, the Dwarka Dwarkadhish VIP Darshan package covers Dwarkadhish Temple, Bet Dwarka and Nageshwar. House of Ullassa arranges transfers and assistance with planning your temple visit. Any special darshan arrangement is subject to temple authorisation and availability, and does not guarantee immediate entry or skip security checks and waiting times. The Gujarat Temple Tour and the Dwarka Somnath Nageshwar Jyotirlinga Tour combine Dwarka with Somnath.
In West Bengal, the Mayapur Tour Package and the Kolkata to Mayapur Pilgrimage Tour cover the ISKCON temple, Samadhi Mandir and boating on the Ganga.
Braj welcomes devotees throughout the year. October to March generally offers comfortable weather for temple visits and sightseeing. For travellers who wish to experience a festival, the Janmashtami in Vrindavan package is one option, and Holi in Braj is another popular time. Both periods draw very large crowds, so advance planning is recommended.
For senior travellers and families, House of Ullassa arranges itineraries with attention to pace, accommodation, transfers and darshan planning. Walking, security checks and waiting times may still be involved. Share any mobility requirements before booking so we assess the suitability of the itinerary.
Depending on your selected package, House of Ullassa arranges hotels, transfers, local guides and darshan planning. Browse the Lord Krishna tour packages below or contact us on WhatsApp to plan a customised pilgrimage.












House of Ullassa tours cover Mathura, Vrindavan, Dwarka, Bet Dwarka and ISKCON Mayapur. Selected Gujarat tours also include Somnath and Nageshwar. Check each itinerary for its route, duration and temple visits.
Yes. House of Ullassa offers short Delhi based tours to Mathura and Vrindavan, including the 2 Day Mathura Vrindavan Tour and a 3N/4D package that adds Agra. Check each listing for hotels, transfers and inclusions.
House of Ullassa offers a Dwarka package listed as Dwarkadhish VIP Darshan. Any special darshan arrangement is subject to temple authorisation and availability for your travel date. Confirm the exact service included before booking. The package does not guarantee immediate entry or skip security checks and waiting times.
October to March generally offers comfortable weather for temple visits and sightseeing. Mathura and Vrindavan welcome devotees throughout the year. Janmashtami and Holi attract very large crowds, so book early and allow additional time for travel, security checks and darshan during these periods.
The most visited temples in Vrindavan include Banke Bihari Temple, Radha Raman Temple, Radha Vallabh Temple, ISKCON Krishna Balaram Mandir and Prem Mandir, along with the sacred groves of Nidhivan and Seva Kunj. Darshan timings change by season, so check the schedule close to your visit.
Bhandir Van lies across the Yamuna from Vrindavan, near Mant in the Braj region. In Braj tradition, it is where the vivah of Radha and Krishna took place, and its temple is revered as the only one depicting the marriage of Radha Krishna.